For the complete report, get in touch with us at : info@netscribes.com The total mineral production in India has been growing strongly over the last few years and was valued at INR 2.01 tr in 2010-11. In the same year, mining industry’s contribution accounted for 2.26% of the country’s GDP. Rising demand from various sectors and high scope for mining exploration will provide strong growth avenues to the mining industry. Increasing role of the government to support mining activities in India and growing investment potential of the sector will also drive the industry. The report begins with the market overview section that gives an insight into the global mining scenario and the total world exploration budget. The countrywise and sectorwise share of the global mining exploration budget is also included. The overview of the mining industry in India along with the growth in mineral production and share of minerals is provided. The share of mineral production, both statewise and sectorwise follows next. It moves on to provide insights into the mining scenario in India including the number of mines, along with the economic impact of mining and its contribution to the total GDP in India. The status of mineral reserves in India and the quality of minerals in India is also included in this section. Additionally, mineral exports and imports of India have also been covered, both in terms of value and volume. Imports of minerals have grown rapidly in the recent past and are much higher than mineral exports. This is followed by a section on the mining scenario in India which is split into two parts, the first part consisting of the mining and metal scenario beginning with a geographical distribution of selected minerals in different parts of the country. The section proceeds with an overview, various exploration activities and future outlook of minerals such as bauxite, coal, copper, gold, iron ore, mica, petroleum and natural gas, silver, and zinc. The production in terms of value and volume, along with the exports and imports of each mineral is also provided in this section. The second part of the section gives a brief outlook of the various minerals and their performance indicators across the states of Andhra Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Orissa and Rajasthan. An analysis of the drivers and challenges explains the factors leading to the growth of the industry including abundant mineral reserves, ample exploration opportunities which can be tapped by players, increasing investment potential, growing demand from other sectors and government concessions. The key challenges identified are lack of mining infrastructure, lack of support to exploration activities and environmental degradation. The government regulations have been highlighted and include legislation framework, Ministry of Mines, National Mineral Policy 2008, mineral concessions and FDI policy. Rise in illegal mining activities have been cover

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Mining Industry –
Mining Industry India
October 2011

2. Executive Summary
 India produces a minerals, which include b fuel minerals, c metallic, d non–metallic, e atomic and f minor
minerals
 Total value of mineral production was pegged at INR g tr in 20‐‐, an increase of h% over 20‐‐
 Contribution of mining and quarrying industry to GDP of India during 20‐‐ was INR i bn
Market  In 20 j mines were involved in extraction of coal and lignite k in metallic minerals and l in non metallic
In 20‐‐, j mines were involved in extraction of coal and lignite, k in metallic minerals and l in non–metallic
minerals
 Export value of ores and minerals during 20‐‐ increased by m% over 200‐‐ while export volume grew by n% in
the same period and import value of minerals have grown by o% between 200‐ and 20‐‐
Drivers Challenges
g
– Abundant mineral reserves – Lack of mining infrastructure
Drivers & – Ample exploration opportunities – Lack of support to exploration activities
Challenges – Increasing investment potential – Environmental degradation
– Growing demand from other sectors
– Government concessions
Government concessions
 Legislation Framework
 Ministry of Mines
Government
 National Mineral Policy 2008
Regulations
g
 Mi
Mineral Concessions
lC i
 FDI Policy
Major Players
Co pet t o
Competition Player 1 Player 2 Player 3
Player 4 Player 5 Player 6
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3. •Industry Overview
y
•Exports and Imports
•Mining Scenario
Mining Scenario
•Drivers & Challenges
•Government Regulations
•Government Regulations
•Competition
•Strategic Recommendations
•Strategic Recommendations
•Appendix
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4. Mining industry in India has been growing consistently on
account of rich reserves and increasing demand
Mining Industry in India – Overview Growth in Mineral Production
• India produces a minerals, which include b fuel INR tr
minerals, c metallic, d non–metallic, e atomic and f
minor minerals X%
• It has abundant reserves of iron ore, bauxite,
dolomite, gypsum, limestone, mica and adequate
reserves of chromite, manganese, zinc and graphite
 It is a leading producer of key minerals such as iron ore,
coal and bauxite 0.0
2006‐07 2007‐08 2008‐09 2009‐10 2010‐11
• Total value of mineral production (excluding atomic
Note: Figures are for the respective financial year ending 31st Mar
minerals) during 20‐‐ has increased by g% over that
of 20‐‐
f Share of Minerals –
Share of Minerals Value
• Fuel minerals, especially coal, comprise of the
majority of total mineral production in India
j% k%
Segment 1
• Rich reserves of minerals in India make it very
Segment 2
S t2
conducive for the growth and development of the i%
Segment 3
mining sector in India
Segment 4
• Increasing domestic demand and supportive h%
government participation will drive the mining
industry in India
Source:
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5. India occupies sixth place in the world for total bauxite
resources SAMPLE
Mineral and Metal Scenario – Bauxite
Overview Exploration Activities Future Outlook
• Bauxite is primarily used to produce • d mn tonnes of metal grade bauxite • India ranks M in the world for total
alumina which accounted for a% resources have been estimated in City bauxite resources
1 and City 2 • Eastern Ghats region of State 1 and
consumption in 20‐‐
• e mn tonnes of bauxite and f mn State 2 are likely to be the hubs for
• There are b reporting bauxite mines in
tonnes of laterite resources were mining activities in future
20 as against c in 20
20‐‐ as against c in 20‐‐
estimated in City 3 • There is scope for increasing mining of
• Orissa and Andhra Pradesh account for
• g sq km in City 4 have been found to be metallurgical grade bauxite with
majority of bauxite reserves in India mineralized implementation of Mega Projects
Production Foreign Trade
Value Volume Exports Imports
‘000 tonnes INR bn INR bn
0 0
2006‐07 2007‐08 2008‐09 2009‐10 2006‐07 2007‐08 2008‐09 2009‐10
Source:
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6. Statewise Scenario (1/x)
State 1 Major Minerals Performance Indicators
Coal, natural gas, iron ore, Mineral Production INR a bn
limestone, petroleum
(crude), chrysotile, Year‐on‐year Change b%
asbestos, barytes, mica,
Share in Total Mineral Production c%
felspar, vermiculite, quartz,
laterite, silica sand, Number of Mines
Number of Mines d
dolomite and limestone
Mineral Production Index e
State 2
State 2 Major Minerals
Major Minerals Performance Indicators
Performance Indicators
Coal, iron ore, limestone, Mineral Production INR f bn
tin concentrate, bauxite,
dolomite, diamond, gold, Year‐on‐year Change g%
quartzite, steatite,
Share in Total Mineral Production h%
corundum, fluorite, emerald
and granite Number of Mines i
Mineral Production Index j
Note: Figures are for the financial year ending 31st Mar 2010
Source:
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7. Drivers & Challenges – Summary
Drivers Challenges
Abundant mineral reserves Lack of mining infrastructure
Ample exploration opportunities Lack of support to exploration
activities
Increasing investment potential Environmental degradation
Growing demand from other sectors
Government Concessions
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8. Government Regulations – Summary
Legislation Framework
Ministry of Mines
Key
Initiatives National Mineral Policy 2008
Mineral Concessions
FDI Policy
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9. Players in the Market (1/x)
Company Snapshot: Player 1
Corporate Information Financial Performance
Headquarters City 1
City 1 Total Revenue
Net Profit
INR bn INR bn
Founded ‐‐‐‐
Products and
Product 1
Services
Key People Mr. X – Chairman
0 0
2007 2008 2009 2010
Business Highlights
• Player is the single largest coal producer in the world, operating through a mining areas with b wholly owned coal
producing subsidiaries and c mine planning and consultancy company spread over 8 provincial states of India
• Plans to invest up to INR d bn in the 12th Plan Period ending 20‐‐ towards mines’ development for augmenting
production
• It has set aside INR e bn for acquisitions in 20‐‐ and is looking at acquiring mines in Indonesia, Australia and the United
States
• Was conferred the “Company of the Year Award” by Indian Chamber of Commerce and Department of Public
Enterprises in 20‐‐
Enterprises in 20
Source:
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